It appeared in the August 1928 edition of Weird Tales as the work of Thomas Lanier Williams, who later adopted the pen name by which he achieved renown as a playwright: Tennessee Williams.

First, there’s “The Weird Tales Boys,” by Stephen Jones (PS Publishing ... whether they are set on the lost continent of Hyperborea or in far-future Zothique. To sample Smith’s prose ...

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Newcomers will enjoy it as a welcome entry to the weird tales of Robert E. Howard. Most of all, it is a worthy tribute to the Bard of Cross Plains, which truly honors his remarkable legacy.

Brundage is best known for her sensationalistic covers gracing popular pulp magazine Weird Tales, from 1932 to 1945. They featured scantily clad, voluptuous temptresses and damsels in distress ...